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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
2
One cent a word classified notices advertise land sale and rental options across Dewhurst Clark County and nearby areas. Listings mention farm land, river-adjacent tracts, timber, improvements, and estate settlements with contact hints and pricing phrases amid garbled OCR.
The Wallace’s Farmer article praises Minnesota Northern Wisconsin and Michigan Upper Peninsula as prime clover and dairy lands. It cautions buyers about varied soils from heavy clay to sand, advises avoiding jack pine areas, promotes hardwood and poplar lands, and endorses dairying with pasture and hay as the main profit. It profiles farmer William Burhopp, outlines a rotating crop system, manure use, fertilizer, and building a Guernsey herd to capitalize on the New Northwest dairy belt.
A Minnesota farmer shares dairy guidance from Farmers' Guide highlighting an average of 65 dollars per cow per year. Emphasizes quality breeds, warm ventilated stables, regular ample feeding, gentle handling, affectionate treatment, winter warmth, clean bedding, and consistent feeding to avoid stress and drying off.
Reader proposes a method to remove stumps using dynamite in early spring when frost recedes. Frost holds soil and roots, creating resistance. a small charge lifts the stump without damaging ground. He notes cutting larger roots in fall improves effectiveness.
A farmer’s tip notes that sprinkling lime in stock tanks prevents scum formation, keeping water sweet and wholesome. When lime loses strength, scum returns. wash out the tank and re-dose. The method is cheap, harmless, and saves stock health.
Proper feed for breeding ewes in late pregnancy is ground oats and flower bay. Do not introduce awes to lambing rapidly. This ration is ideal, scientifically tested, and cheaper than corn and timothy. Oats and clover are abundant in this section.
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